Infectious Diseases Physician Dr Aiveen Bannan has spent almost two decades building a career in infectious diseases at Port Macquarie Base Hospital in New South Wales, proving that highly specialised medicine can thrive in a regional community. From patient care and public health to teaching the next generation of doctors, she shares why regional practice has offered her a rewarding and varied career.
Aiveen reflects on the importance of collaboration, mentoring and maintaining balance in a demanding profession, while explaining how strong professional networks and a supportive community have helped shape both her career and family life.

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